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Eyre Peninsula fishing, farming and other activities : collection of film negatives
Records comprise small rolls of Panchromatic film negatives, showing scenes of fishing, boating, farming, sports and other local industries and activities in the Port Lincoln, Tumby Bay, Coffin Bay areas of Eyre Peninsula. Included are three photographs of Ray Gordon with friends and the Landrover in which he and Wilf Roediger made their overland trip (1960) to the Northern Territory. Titles have been taken from handwriting on the envelopes originally containing the rolls of film. To see details of the individual photographs, search on Archival number PRG 1605/7.
Eyre Peninsula boating, fishing, and people
Photographs taken by and possibly of Raymond Gordon around the Port Lincoln / lower Eyre Peninsula region including the Ungarra Tennis Club, small boats at Coffin Bay, fishing, and a young man in Army uniform. Some information has been taken from handwriting on the back of photographs. To see details of the individual photographs, search on Archival number PRG 1605/10.
Views of South Australian places, festivals and events
Views of South Australian places and events taken by a South Australian Government Tourist Bureau photographer. See 'Contents' note for more details.
Group of passengers aboard M.V. 'Moonta'
View of a group of passengers on the deck of M.V. 'Moonta' during one of its' gulf trips. 'The Gulf trip - 6 pounds for 6 days' saw the ship visit Port Lincoln, Port Pirie, Port Augusta and Port Hughes as well as Port Germein, Wallaroo and possibly Whyalla. The photographer was one of the passengers on the trip.
Pt. Lincoln
Photograph, taken on 24 September 1928, looking over the bay towards Port Lincoln.
Pt. Lincoln Heights
Photograph, taken on 24 September 1928, of house on the hill at Port Lincoln.
Port Lincoln
Early morning at the beachfront. From South Australian Collection Vertical File.
Washing day
Gary Duncis, aged 3, hanging out the washing in the family's backyard at Port Lincoln. Note the dolly pegs and the prop on the homemade clothes line.
'City of Adelaide' lifeboat
The Beachport lifeboat 'City of Adelaide' wrecked at Port Lincoln.
Bags of grain at Port Lincoln
Unloading bags of grain at Port Lincoln.
Two men posing on a rock
Two men posing on a rock, probably near Port Lincoln.
Patricia Morrison
Patricia Morrison, crabbing at Port Lincoln.
Sister M. B. O'Hara
Sister M. B. O'Hara, taken at the Port Lincoln Hospital.
Sister M. B. O'Hara
Sister M. B. O'Hara, taken at the Port Lincoln Hospital.
Grace Lillian Bourne
Grace Lillian Bourne, a nurse at the Port Lincoln Hospital.
Crowd from the Pier Hotel
Photograph from the album of Joyce Kernick. 'Crowd from the Pier Hotel - picnicking'.
Buildings on Chapel Street, Port Augusta
View of two storey buildings on Chapel Street, Port Augusta. In the foreground on the right is the Port Augusta Uniting Church, formerly the Bible Christian Church. In the centre is the Flinders Hotel, on the corner of Commercial Road and Chapel Street. In the background on the left is the Port Augusta Post Office. There is also a message on the reverse, 'With best wishes for a Merry Xmas & a Happy New Year. Love from M.A.P.'.
Green Patch Station
Homestead, Green Patch Station. The old home was the property of the Sinclair family since it was built by Mr James Sinclair in 1853 who arrived from the Isle of Aran in Scotland on board the "Indus" in 1839. He transferred his wife, three children and 1,880 sheep overland from Nairne to Port Lincoln. He lost half of the sheep to coast disease. He first settled near Coffin Bay but later moved to Uley. Green Patch homestead had a slate roof that was later replaced with galvanised iron. Post from the wrap around verandah can be seen in the photograph which shows the two storey home positioned on a slight rise in a scrubby landscape.
Car and caravan
Car parked beside a caravan in a field near Port Lincoln. The caravan is a "Furness" caravan built at 660 South Road Edwardstown South Australia from the late 1930s until the early 1950s.
Dining area, caravan
Dining area inside George and Doris Canning's caravan, with a bowl of fruit and basket of flowers on the table. The family used the caravan on a holiday to Port Lincoln.
"Ampleforth" ship
The ship "Ampleforth" docked at Port Lincoln, with a group of people sitting on the edge of the dock.
Tall boats at a jetty
Tall boats at a jetty, possibly at Port Lincoln. To see all photographs in this collection, search on Archival number PRG 1605/9.
Tennis match in progress
Tennis match in progress, with a crowd watching, possibly at Port Lincoln. To see all photographs in this collection, search on Archival number PRG 1605/9.
Heavy machinery and trucks
Trucks and heavy machinery, possibly involved in the construction of a road or building, near Port Lincoln. To see all photographs in this collection, search on Archival number PRG 1605/9.
Steamer at Port Augusta
View of the jetty at Port Augusta, with a number of ships alongside.
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[Early settlers, Port Lincoln and Western Districts - series 2]
Untitled photographic composite by an unknown creator comprising 26 portraits of men who were early European settlers of the Port Lincoln and west coast regions of Eyre Peninsula. At some stage in its history the mosaic was cut into halves. They were transferred to the State Library of South Australia (then Public Library) by the South Australian Branch of the Royal Geographical Society of Australasia in 1939 and assigned the numbers B 8503 and B 8504. In 2011 Artlab Australia conservators removed the photographs and original support paper from backing cardboard and reassembled the complete mosaic using acid-free materials.
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[Early settlers, Port Lincoln and Western Districts - series 3]
Untitled photographic composite by an unknown creator comprising 24 portraits of men who were early European settlers of the Port Lincoln and west coast regions of Eyre Peninsula. At some stage in its history the mosaic was cut into halves. They were transferred to the State Library of South Australia (then Public Library) by the South Australian Branch of the Royal Geographical Society of Australasia in 1939 and assigned the numbers B 8505 and B 8506. In 2013 Artlab Australia conservators removed the photographs and original support paper from backing cardboard and reassembled the complete mosaic using acid-free materials.
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[Early settlers, Port Lincoln and Western Districts - series 1]
Untitled photographic composite by an unknown creator comprising 26 portraits of men who were early European settlers of the Port Lincoln and west coast regions of Eyre Peninsula. At some stage in its history the mosaic was cut into halves. They were transferred to the State Library of South Australia (then Public Library) by the South Australian Branch of the Royal Geographical Society of Australasia in 1939 and assigned the numbers B 8507 and B 8508. In 2013 Artlab Australia conservators removed the photographs and original support paper from backing cardboard and reassembled the complete mosaic using acid-free materials.
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[Early settlers, Port Lincoln and Western Districts - series 4]
Untitled photographic composite by an unknown creator comprising 25 portraits of men who were early European settlers of the Port Lincoln and west coast regions of Eyre Peninsula. At some stage in its history the mosaic was cut into halves. They were transferred to the State Library of South Australia (then Public Library) by the South Australian Branch of the Royal Geographical Society of Australasia in 1939 and assigned the numbers B 8509 and B 8510. In 2013 Artlab Australia conservators removed the photographs and original support paper from backing cardboard and reassembled the complete mosaic using acid-free materials.
The Moonta docked at Port Adelaide
Black and white photograph of the Moonta ship docked at Port Adelaide.